$WELL

as mentioned before , the system does not run based on price numbers , it runs based on pull , measuring pull is a lot different then measuring price . . . a lot of traders dont recognize when they are measuring pull , is the sort of thing we see well , after the figuring

as mentioned before , the system does not run based on price numbers , it runs based on pull , measuring pull is a lot different then measuring price . . . a lot of traders dont recognize when they are measuring pull , is the sort of thing we see well , after the figuring

we actually got lucky , i was not thinking of making Master Swing , but since Glideator had the bug as well , i decide to draw a better system , now we have two amazing things , thanks to god

we actually got lucky , i was not thinking of making Master Swing , but since Glideator had the bug as well , i decide to draw a better system , now we have two amazing things , thanks to god

the new bug fix , is cross systematic , so we have Glideator back as well , a lot of fucking action !

the new bug fix , is cross systematic , so we have Glideator back as well , a lot of fucking action !

forget the number is was well over $200 billion

lol. well I can't do that

I think it would do really well

lot of spanish speakers dont understand english well

Durable Goods and PCE Data comes out at 8:30 this morning, Mich Sentement out at 10am. Debt ceiling stalemate continues Markets pretty flat early China names seeing a minor recovery from recent weakness Will be away today, enjoying a 4 day weekend Trade well

i may be second as well

qqq and spy calls i posted earlier should be doing well

true. just watching from the sidelines. > @Snowcow said: we still did well my friend

we still did well my friend > @NLD said: $NVDA moving again. 😥

well if they get it done by tomorrow it will have been a lot less messy than in the past, its actually hard to believe tBH

Trial deadline is May 31st for refunds. I wouldn't be surprised to see others leave as well. > @danbrey said: I caught up on my reading and it sounds like Chris Day Trade isn't doing very well. He was probably glad to see me go, good riddance. Don't let the door hit you in butt Dan. Seriously, I hope it works better for you guys.

I caught up on my reading and it sounds like Chris Day Trade isn't doing very well. He was probably glad to see me go, good riddance. Don't let the door hit you in butt Dan. Seriously, I hope it works better for you guys.

the others do as well , but i am sure they all dont like over offering to no name people

well...as said the same with $GOOG the day that launch the IPo at #115 lol

I think it may last a day or so as well, certainly a morning

By Kevin Buckland TOKYO (Reuters) - The dollar pushed to a two-month peak against a basket of its peers on Thursday as worries mounted about a disastrous U.S. default after ratings company Fitch put the United States' "AAA" debt ratings on negative watch. The greenback has paradoxically benefited from demand for safe havens with only a week left for a resolution to slow-moving debt ceiling talks before the June 1 "X-date", when the Treasury has warned it will be unable to pay all its bills. The U.S. currency has also benefited from a paring of bets for Federal Reserve rate cuts this year, with the economy proving resilient to the effects of the central bank's aggressive tightening campaign until now. That contrasts with escalating signs of economic malaise in Europe and China, which have sent those currencies to multi-month lows. "The dollar has seen a good, solid move higher, and there's good reasons for it," said Tony Sycamore, an analyst at IG Markets, pointing particularly to haven demand amid the debt ceiling standoff, as well as the signs of slowdowns in China and Europe. "I believe the dollar could be on the cusp of another 2% move higher, and Fitch could be the trigger for it." The U.S. dollar index, which measures the currency against six major peers and is heavily weighted towards the euro, rose about 0.2% to 104.05, the highest since March 17. Sycamore said a sustained break above 104 could lead to a test of 106. The latest sign of weakness out of Europe came from a worse-than-expected deterioration in German business confidence. The euro slipped about 0.1%, enough to refresh a two-month low at $1.0733. Sterling eased 0.2% to the weakest since April 3 at $1.2332. Against the yen, the dollar edged to its strongest since Nov. 30 at 139.705. The Chinese yuan renewed a six-month low, dropping to 7.0879 per dollar in the offshore market. The Asian giant has produced a cascade of disappointing economic indicators, all pointing to dull consumer demand and suggesting a post-pandemic recovery has already run its course. "The PBoC (People's Bank of China) showed little intention to defend the (yuan)," Ken Cheung, chief Asian FX strategist at Mizuho Bank, wrote in a client note. He expected the yuan to remain under pressure until the country's economic data shows improvement or the PBoC takes policy action to stabilise the currency market. Australia's dollar has felt the impact of China's economic weakness acutely due to its close trade ties, slipping to a 6 1/2-month low of $0.65235 on Thursday. The New Zealand dollar was still reeling from the central bank's shock dovish tilt on Wednesday, which triggered a 2.2% slide. It slid a further 0.4% to hit its lowest since mid-November at $0.6082. Meanwhile, U.S. money market traders have trimmed expectations for Fed rate cuts this year to just a quarter point in December, from as much as 75 basis points previously. They have also ramped odds for another quarter-point hike in June back up to about 1-in-3, after several Fed officials struck hawkish postures recently with consumer inflation still running about twice the 2% target. "Whether we should hike or skip at the June meeting will depend on how the data come in over the next three weeks," Fed Governor Christopher Waller said on Wednesday at an event in California. "I do not support stopping rate hikes unless we get clear evidence that inflation is moving down towards our 2% objective."

if you took these you will do well

I think western kids were well on their way to idiocy b4 tiktok the tiktok just gives a soapbox to the buffoonery

$SPLK $APPS $AEO also after hour $ANF doing well

BA is another one Chris & I passed because it was dying as well.

MSFT trade is 2DTE with a much wider stop than target, probably won't end well

Well from the Day Trade side, this is definitively a BEAR PUT day.

Stopped out on other half, oh well, 40% on first half, 10% on second half in 20 minutes

well they are already working. tooo my limits off. going to be away from computer for a few hours

well i think didnt mistake with $SPY if break $416.84

Well...reviewing a small cap scan cleaning

Russell doing well today

well...market has intention to close up

amazing a stock is doing so well and earnings are expected to be down 21%

guys in pre mkt mentioned share of $RXRX...move well

yes i totally agree, but the 4-5 stocks hauling this market higher are doing it on A.I. winner theory. AND IT COULD WELL BE THEY ARE HUGE LOSERS , they story is yet to be written,. But folks always like to pin a reason to a rally

well , i am not angry , it just feels good saying it . . .

well , i am not angry , it just feels good saying it . . .